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Chickens Have Feelings; Bringing Foodies to U.S. Malls

by Raphael Brion

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Coffee Commissary, Los Angeles, CA
Coffee Commissary, Los Angeles, CA
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· In NYC, Prices for Food-Cart Permits Skyrocket [WSJ]
· Why Can't People Resist Going to Tourist Traps? [Word of Mouth/Guardian]
· America’s Love of Sherry Smolders [NYT]
· Heirloom Tomatoes, Coffee Help Attract Foodies to U.S. Malls [Bloomberg]
· Chickens Are Capable of Feeling Empathy, Scientists Believe [Telegraph]
· Five of the Noisiest Restaurants in the Bay Area [ISSF]

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